Want Rid of Someone On @Twitter? Just Tweet About It.

According to Twitter @support, open discussion of whom you want rid of does not violate Twitter Policy.

@AsherLangton you are into Malware, how about getting rid of the source of it, Wanderin Poet. There must be a program to stop trolls.

— nancelarson (@nancelarson) February 2, 2016

 

 

Nance Larson is on staff at gaming company Empire Kred.

Empire Kred (formerly Empire Avenue) has a well documented history of having a “goon squad” that attacked their own customers for years.

Nance Larson has acknowledged the goon squad existence, indicated that it only existed in 2011, and that she’s not a part of any goon squad.

Fooled me.

Goon squad was in early 2011 and did not include anyone you called goon squad. As Voss to tell you who they are. You like to make up stories

— nancelarson (@nancelarson) December 3, 2015

 

@chrisvoss name the goon squad that caused chat room to close in 2011

— nancelarson (@nancelarson) December 3, 2015

 

I am and never have been a member of the so called goon squad. What afraid to ask Chris Voss for the real members?

— nancelarson (@nancelarson) December 4, 2015

 

 

Nance Larson, former Team Leader of Empire Avenue (now Empire Kred Staff) and other leaders of EmpireKred have been attempting to keep this massive record of abuse of their own customers “off the record” since 5/2014.

They have magnificently failed.

 

However, according to @twitter @support talk of getting rid of people does not violate their @safety @policy.

https://twitter.com/WanderinPoet/status/695631805878136832

https://twitter.com/WanderinPoet/status/695621498652897280

 

This contrasts directly with Linked.in support who took the time to review events and come to the correct conclusion and result.

 

@WanderinPoet So glad to hear you had a good experience. Have a nice weekend ahead! -Kat

— LinkedIn Help (@LinkedInHelp) February 5, 2016

To be clear, I don't believe @LinkedIn should be *required* to police these posts, but it's a bad look for their brand.

— Asher Langton (@AsherLangton) January 30, 2016

 

Personally I think abusers are a bad look for @linkedin brand.

Your mileage may vary.

https://twitter.com/SpikeMahogany/statuses/689287580744044545

https://twitter.com/SpikeMahogany/statuses/638579119039643648